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Topic	Madame Web reviews are coming out and it's getting shredded
s0nicfan 02/13/24 12:57:58 PM #31:	Ivynn posted... "Huh, another Spiderman-without-Spiderman movie is getting poor reviews and will probably flop. Better try again," - Sony, probably If they don't release a new movie within 4 or so years from the prior one they lose the movie rights to the whole franchise. Thats why they keep making them. Edit: https://www.npr.org/transcripts/1076531156 MALONE: Oh, this is - this is it for us. We love reading from a contract. All right, let's - lay it on us, Joanna. ROBINSON: All right. (Reading) Sony must commence production on a new "Spider-Man" film within three years, nine months and release it within five years, nine months after the release of preceding picture. Boom. MALONE: Translation - if Sony does not release a "Spider-Man" movie every five years and nine months, the movie rights go back to Marvel, and Sony loses one of the most valuable pieces of intellectual property in the world? I - hard to fact-check. I'm going to go and say it. WONG: So if you've wondered why there always seems to be a "Spider-Man" movie, it's because there kind of has to be one if Sony wants to keep the rights. MALONE: And does this go on for eternity? ROBINSON: Yes. --- "History Is Much Like An Endless Waltz. The Three Beats Of War, Peace And Revolution Continue On Forever." - Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz <cite>s0nicfan posted [p:978822386] in Madame Web... [t:80695611]...</cite> <quote>Ivynn posted... </cite><quote>"Huh, another Spiderman-without-Spiderman movie is getting poor reviews and will probably flop. Better try again," - Sony, probably</quote>If they don't release a new movie within 4 or so years from the prior one they lose the movie rights to the whole franchise. Thats why they keep making them. Edit:https://www.npr.org/transcripts/1076531156<quote>MALONE: Oh, this is - this is it for us. We love reading from a contract. All right, let's - lay it on us, Joanna.ROBINSON: All right. (Reading) Sony must commence production on a new "Spider-Man" film within three years, nine months and release it within five years, nine months after the release of preceding picture. Boom.MALONE: Translation - if Sony does not release a "Spider-Man" movie every five years and nine months, the movie rights go back to Marvel, and Sony loses one of the most valuable pieces of intellectual property in the world? I - hard to fact-check. I'm going to go and say it.WONG: So if you've wondered why there always seems to be a "Spider-Man" movie, it's because there kind of has to be one if Sony wants to keep the rights.MALONE: And does this go on for eternity?ROBINSON: Yes.</quote> --- "History Is Much Like An Endless Waltz. The Three Beats Of War, Peace And Revolution Continue On Forever." - Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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